Waleedwale1

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My zoa tank is a 60g shallow tank, the lighting consists of 2 evergrow D120 fixtures, no fish. Flow is med/high thought the tank.

Now earlier this week I had a colony go from 60 polyps to 2 polyps. This colony was about a year old and had been in the tank for 6 months, without any issues. I thought it was an isolated incident however today I look in the tank and see that my red Hornet colony is in similar condition. The polyps are all closed and look like this
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similar to the other colony before the Zoas died. I did an iodine dip and moved them to a different tank. Any ideas what could be causing this and what I should do about it? Most of my other Zoas look fine as of now but I don't want to continue losing colonies. Haven't made any recent changes to the tank either.
 

Waleedwale1

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I picked up a large colony yesterday but it wouldn't make sense for the Zoas that died about a week ago, and the colony I got yesterday is doing great. Some people on other forums said Zoa pox, but mike have discolored spots instead of the pimples. Regardless a small store near me has Furan2, the suggested treatment for zoa pox so I'm gonna head over there and get some, this colony isn't looking good it'll be gone in a day or two so I might as well try that. Other than that I'm gonna pickup some fish soon.
 

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